New report reveals rise in Mayo home prices in recent months

Fresh data has revealed that the house prices in County Mayo have risen by €5,000 in the second quarter of 2025.

The data, compiled by MyHome, has revealed a slew of interesting data regarding the affordability of property within the county.

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At present, Mayo homes are the third-most affordable on average in the country, with only Longford and Leitrim boasting cheaper average prices. The average price in the county is €200,000.

The 2.5 percent inflation in prices is below the 7 percent average across the country. Notably, the median price of €200,000 is almost half the national average of €395,000.

The average price of a four-bedroom semi-detached home in Mayo stands at €235,000 for the second quarter of 2025. This represents a hike of 3.52 percent on Q1, as well as a 4.44 percent increase on 2024.

The average of €235,000 is dwarfed by the highest average county, Dublin, with a median of €575,000. Once again, Mayo is the third-most affordable county in this regard.

It’s a similar story when it comes to the average two-bed apartment. Mayo apartments cost on average €190,000, up 33 percent on the first three months of the year. They are the fifth cheapest on average in the country.

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In total, 461 homes were on sale in the county at the start of this month, up 11 percent on the start of April. On average, it takes two and a half months for a home in Mayo to go ‘sale agreed’ after being put on the market.